Have you ever dreamt of loved ones who have died?

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I’ve had brief blips in passing dreams a few times. Nothing as strong as last night though. It’s almost been 24 hours and still clear as if it happened while awake. I wrote it down thinking the dream would ease from my mind. It was unsettling itself, so it’s sticking.

Qdbrown · Accepted Answer

Yeah, it's how loved ones on the otherside communicate with you. They get a moment, the first moment they can feel their energy being requested, so they have to move fast, and you get just a moment with them. They are also not conscious in their previous state, so they can only give their energy of love. It's very pure, and they will not instruct or make a decision for you.

They are also your guardian angels, and the ones who move or choose not to move on real deep prayers where you pour yourself into. Many call it God and any spirit or power of their religion, but it's your loved ones, sometimes ones you never knew.

I once knew a real psychic who could channel. It was really scary because she learned so much about me, on things I forgot. I believe it was my late father who told her about the time he ran off with me, in a kind of kidnapping, to hurt my mother. I totally forgot about it. The secret is, a real psychic can sometimes channel these spirits. Sometimes they ignore, but none will tell you about anything upcoming. Even if it's really good, or really bad. If the psychic tries to tell you fortunes, or romance, she is not real. Spirits do not care about that stuff.

There is one exception. If you're slowly dying, they will show up three days before you pass. They are welcomed sights to the sick and dying. Many hospice nurse and hospital staff have witness this. The patient will be talking to no one, having profound conversations. On the day of, they will focus to a corner ceiling and smile, be conscious to those there like friends and family, but they will seem oddly confident and at peace. They know they are okay.

I am not sure how it happens if death is quick and unexpected. I suspect the loved ones show up, but there is no stories about what happens. The best tradition some Hispanic cultures believe their dead relative waits around in the place they pass until they are carried into the next plane of existence.

That said, there are some lost souls that do not get loved ones, and can get stuck between life and death. They can wonder around, and they are not conscious. They have a kind of energy that is just there. Some say to work out their deaths, or potential sins that keeps them from moving on. Some say just not ready to pass. They can sometimes stick around, and for lack of a better words, haunt you. They will show up as shadows and smells. They seem to be wrapped up with staying nearby, or perhaps stuck. No one really knows, but for nonbelievers, energy can't die. It can only convert into something else. The physical body stops, but that life energy will convert into something. And from there, all the different forms I mentioned.

Anyways, I had a question a few years later I had a question for that pyschic and a week later I recieved a letter from her with just her business card. Since then, I can sense my fellow psychic and have since never wanted to communicate or find out what is out there. I know there is another side, and know any more questions would be futile.

Middleman · Accepted Answer

Yes. I have dreamt of my grandfather as well as friends who had passed on.

The first time I’d dreamt of my grandfather was a week after he passed away years ago. I was probably the first in the family to do so. It is said those who are the closest to those deceased tend to get such messages firsthand as they are the most loved.

I guess you could say dreams are a reminder to us that we shouldn’t take things in real-life too seriously in life as it passes by very quickly. When was the last time you remembered something like it was yesterday - and yet it happened years ago? For me I could close my eyes today and still remember the day of 9/11 when it happened; the Indian tsunami of 2004 as well as my time as a 5 year old in primary school class or when I got my boom box for Christmas as a 7 year old. The point here is: life is extremely transient so try to make the most of it. Try to be the best person you can be, enjoy life while you can and stop worrying or try to judge others too much. Yes do as much preparation as you can for life or for a rainy day but do not worry much about it.

sunflower00 · Accepted Answer

I had a dream a few years ago. My auntie unfortunately committed suicide in 2014 when she must’ve been around 26? When I was maybe around 19 I had a dream that me and my sister were spending the day with her, played board games, went out and did things and it got to the end of my dream. I started crying telling her I didn’t want to wake up because I knew that in reality she had passed and I wouldn’t see her again. She said she knows, but not to worry because she’s ok and that she will always be watching over us and is in a better place and so on. It felt so real, like I had actually spoken to her and seen her and it still feels that way to this day. When I woke up I was just in tears and my heart physically felt like it was aching.

Sounds cringe I know, but I always wondered if it meant something or if it was just a random dream. I have extremely vivid dreams every night and they do tend to be quite crazy so I guess it’s not out of the ordinary for me.

2Wheels · Accepted Answer

It really sounds like they were trying to communicate with you.
This reminded me of the beginning story in Between Two Worlds by Tyler Henry.
I actually just mentioned this book a minute ago on another post. I just found it so inspiring and exciting to read.
Do you remember any sort of message in the dream?

(Omg. This is so weird, wtf. A song started playing while writing this comment called "We Will Meet Again". Isn't that so random? Whoa. Maybe it's a message for you, or maybe I'm just overthinking it now. I had to share though. 🤔)

Have you ever dreamt of loved ones who have died?

Sour-rose · Answer

Does my good bro of a dog count? Becaaause i see him sometimes in my dreams. Humans however... no one. Not one family member I know of truly has came to me in my dreams. The alive ones are getting older but none of them have went yet. So that's good I think

pretty_bad · Answer

Yes I dream of my sister when she died I was hugging her nd crying telling her I miss her so much nd she's the best sister I don't know how I will manage and she pushed me away and said the more I talk the more she realizes that she's dead 💔 😢 haven't dreamt her since then

DryGermanGuy · Answer

Oh yes, that happened. But to extend your question a bit - I had an older relative die that was very dear to me and it took me five years to stop picking up my phone to call him. I guess subconsciously I refused to admit he was no longer with us. 🫠

becee23love · Answer

Yes I have not long after my grandpa passed I had a couple dream. But it made me happy to see him again.
I don't have much of memory of him though anymore and I don't get sad anymore except for on his anniversary it's been years I was 6 I believe.

Leoxen · Answer

Not really a person, but i have been dreaming about my dog lately, he died last may and since then, i usually have dreams in which he comes back from the grave, younger, stronger or dreams in which he never really died. I wake up crying most of the times.

bubblegunnn · Answer

YES at least once a month its kinda pretty often tho. Mostly i dreamt of my mom and 75% chance cried after the dream.. at least i can still meet her in my dream and i really grateful for that ❤

NathanDavis · Answer

yes, I do... often even after more than 10, or 20 years...  they still live in my heart and mind, that will never change for me (=

Aakash_Hangargi · Answer

Funny thing i have dreamt of living people perceived then as dead in my dreams.. My dreams are also trippin in there dreams

kellytheman · Answer

Sometimes mostly my mom cause she died last October and I also dream about my dog who live for 17 years but had put him down in June.

Anthony20108 · Answer

i have i saw my mom a year after she passed away in my dream, she told me everything would be okay and she gave me a hug, and suddenly i just like jolted awake but it was heart warming.

CubaPirate · Answer

Regularly still 2 years after he died. ( My father) and when I wake up I'm disappointed when I realise he's no longer here

Mart10 · Answer

Yeah, that happened when I was 15 years old. I remembered it clearly for over an year

Charliefretz329 · Answer

Wow! No I don’t think so… but someone very close I’m sure I would

exitseven · Answer

I often dream of my father.

Rangers · Answer

No, I don't care about them

sirderpsalot123 · Answer

Yes but they weren't good dreams.

Fuentes · Answer

Yes I do and of passed animals that died.

VIVANT · Answer

Be easier to ask when here I not.

Chazmatazz269 · Answer

Yes. I think it’s normal.

Literalbillionaire17 · Answer

Yes. It was a little creepy

Staximus · Answer

Yeah it's a mind fuck

LavLavLuv · Answer

Yeah then it literally happens irl

Wise4myage · Answer

Thankfully no.

LordOfThePines · Answer

I have before, sadly.

Jouth · Answer

dying is a myth nobody dies

Bluemax · Answer

Oh yes.

humanearth · Answer

Yes I have

KatherineJ · Answer

Yes I have.

Gloree · Answer

Yeah.

imfreeze95 · Answer

Yes I have

maximumpower · Answer

Once in awhile.

DeadShot96 · Answer

sorta No and yes

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